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| Gingerbreeze wrote: | i have a reader that you put on each terminal and it showed a decent 12.5 V reading, and how should i check it properly ? just pull the cable off, take the plug out and lick the end ? lol |
No, sorry using a multimeter is the right way, it's never clear on how techy a person is on here, so I tend to start at a real noobie level. We almost got someone (Jivebunny) to do exactly what you joked, but some bugger went and told him the truth
Try as Paddy suggests, ground the spark plug (not on your tongue), press the starter, and check for a spark. ____________________ Honda Goldwing GL 1000 Current love
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Fueling issue ? have you got enough fuel or have you run it empty at some point ? water in the tank etc etc.. ____________________ Fuelly My Z1000SX
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Lol its not been that heavy but some people leave there bikes out in all weathers and after time you get condensation and shite going on..
Fuel pump and fuel feed lines / filters blocked sounds like the engine isbeing starved of fuel hence only really going when you give it a load of throttle and and stalling etc im taking it as fuel injection and not carbs.. ____________________ Fuelly My Z1000SX
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I'd say the rain is just a red herring. It certainly sounds like a fuel supply/mixture issue. First try squirting something combustible around the air intake/carb air box collars. If nothing, then check the carbs themselves, floats, jets etc.
That's twice today I've offered exactly the same advice  ____________________ Honda Goldwing GL 1000 Current love
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Wouldn't be the first CBR125 to get a blocked idle jet, they do seem (on experience and anecdote) to be prone to it.
While you're investigating it, I'd suggest spending a few £££ on fitting a filter into your fuel line. ____________________ Biking is 1/20th as dangerous as horse riding.
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Ok so i had to go to work yesterday and couldn't check the jets. I drained the carb and it was pure petrol no water and it's starting abit easier and I can get it to turn over and stay running with about 50% choke but it stays at 500-1k revs and cuts out if I adjust the choke or throttle. Does this help locate the problem or should I still check the jets ( of which I don't know how ) ____________________ POW !! |
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No guarantees, but those symptoms sound like workmate's CBR that had a clogged idle jet.
Sorry, no how-to from me, he revved it into a Honda dealer and got mugged for it. ____________________ Biking is 1/20th as dangerous as horse riding.
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Thanks guys,,
Got it working. I oppened up the carb and looked into the jet and BINGO it was clogged, cleaned it out and put it all back and it's running like clock work Thanks guys, you helpped out a newbie and in the process i learnt quiet abit about my bike  ____________________ POW !! |
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Nice one, great job on diving in and sorting it out.
As noted, they do seem particularly prone to it. I would definitely recommend throwing a fuel filter in there. ____________________ Biking is 1/20th as dangerous as horse riding.
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